Crisis Management 2025

DENMARK

Sweden

Denmark

Copenhagen

Law and Practice Contributed by: Jacob Skude Rasmussen, Nicholas Rahui Webster Rømer and Lars Møller Haase Gorrissen Federspiel

Germany

Contents 1. Market Overview p.46 1.1 Market Comparison p.46 1.2 Key Sectors Impacted by Crises p.46 1.3 Post-Crisis M&A p.46 2. National Legal Framework p.46 2.1 Legal Framework p.46 2.2 Expected Legal Updates p.47 2.3 Government Role p.47 2.4 Independent Oversight p.47 2.5 Transparency Requirements p.47 2.6 Sectorial Requirements p.47 2.7 Public-Private Co-Operation p.48 2.8 National Crisis Management Plan p.48 2.9 Inter-Agency Co-Operation p.48 3. Corporate Crisis Management p.48 3.1 Crisis Management Plans p.48 3.2 Internal Governance p.48 3.3 Crisis Committees: Composition and Attributes p.48 3.4 Crisis Management Team p.49 3.5 External Advisory p.49 3.6 Assessing Crisis Management Success p.49 4. Managing and Preventing Crises p.49 4.1 Identifying a Crisis p.49 4.2 Planning p.49 4.3 Risk Assessment and Mitigation p.49 4.4 Crisis Simulation p.49 4.5 Training p.49 4.6 Policies and Procedures p.49

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